1001 Albums Summary

Road to Vulcan whatever was good definitely quieter than the next two. But the next two are really good. The album seems like it keeps getting better. A touch sensitive is a weird song. The album spans so many genres. Highlights are songs 2,3,4 and juxtaposed. Also maybe run Christian run. Overall, a really great album! 🐴

dull life was the best song, overall the album is okay. Also yeah yeah yeahs is a dumb band name.

I didn’t really care for it.

Interesting to listen to. But not something I would ever play. Also it does not sound like it was released in 1966

Not enjoyable to listen to

Iggy Pop’s Lust for Life is a lively, swagger-filled record that still holds a certain charm decades after its release, but it’s not without its shortcomings. The album bursts out of the gate with its iconic title track—an undeniably infectious rhythm and one of Pop’s most recognizable vocal performances. It sets a high bar, though, that the rest of the album doesn’t always match. Tracks like “The Passenger” showcase Pop at his most compelling: cool, detached, and effortlessly memorable. Songs such as “Some Weird Sin” also highlight the strong chemistry between Iggy and David Bowie, whose influence shapes much of the album’s energy. But several cuts feel less inspired, drifting into repetitive riffs or lyrical ideas that don’t fully take off. The album’s raw production, while part of its identity, occasionally works against it, making some moments feel thinner or more rushed than they should. Overall, Lust for Life is a solid record with standout highs, but its inconsistency holds it back from being a start-to-finish classic. It’s energetic, influential, and at times brilliant—just not flawless.

I good album that I was not expecting to enjoy as much as I did!

Not a genre for me

A low four, it had some songs that just dragged on, but it was great otherwise

No comment

Had some fun songs but nothing too great

Had some great songs, but not an album I feel very comfortable listening to

A fun album that doesn’t take itself seriously

I enjoyed my time at the chicken shack

The interplay between all of the different members makes for a great album